Queercents Weekly Roundup: Bank Concerns Meet Sunshine and Happiness
@ 6:45 amIf you’ve been paying attention to the news, you will have noticed the demise of IndyMac, which seems to only be exacerbating financial concerns. There’s been a lot of speculation as to how far reaching this will eventually be, but for now, here are some links that will keep you covered in case you have any concerns.
- If you’re worried about your bank, here’s FDIC 101. (Read it at Kiplinger)
- If you’re unlucky enough to have had money in IndyMac, Xin Lu posts what to do if your bank failed. (Read it at WiseBread)
- So you have some time on your hands and you think maybe some of what’s going on right now looks familiar. I Hate Debt has a history of Debt in America. (Read it at I Hate Debt)
- For the quick picture version, Consumerist offers side-by-side photos of now and a hundred years ago. (Read it at Consumerist)
- Maybe it’s just the abundance of summer sunshine that has been thinking about happiness, but Zen Habits Happiness Guide is a good bell of mindfulness for simple ways to increase your happiness. (Read it at Zen Habits)
- And the Happiness Project offers some ways to understand what kind of shopper you are. (Read it at the Happiness Project)
- For those anticipating L Word withdrawl after the sixth and final season, there may be hope. (Read it at After Ellen)
Queercents flashback: Adam and environmentalism.








July 19th, 2008 at 9:19 am
Elizabeth: Thanks for the roundup this week. I love the side-by-side “then and now” photos of the bank run at the Consumerist. History indeed repeats itself.